Three renderings of William Clark in uniform, 1770-1838 [original drawings]
2000
P&E L2001G94
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Title
Three renderings of William Clark in uniform, 1770-1838 [original drawings]
Published
Washington, D.C. 2000?
Description
3 original color renderings ; each on sheet 38 x 28 cm.
Call Number
P&E L2001G94
Note
Watercolor sketches of William Clark in uniform dress representing three distinct periods in his life: 1) as 1st Lieutenant, 4th Sub-Leigion, Rifle Company, 1793-1796; 2) as co-commander, Corps of Discovery for Western Exploration, 1803-1806; and 3) as Brigadier General, Missouri Militia, 1808-1815.
These sketches are part of a research project by Marko Zlatich. The text and additional illustrations are to be found in "VF Clark, William."
These sketches are part of a research project by Marko Zlatich. The text and additional illustrations are to be found in "VF Clark, William."
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